Sentence examples for lives year from inspiring English sources

"Unquestionably," said Peter Brown, whose family now lives year round on Pot Island, where he has spent summers since 1961.

Such absences increase in our lives year by year, of course, through the force of work and exhaustion and, above all, children.

Bell lives year round in San Diego with his wife and four children, and said he would be open to accepting salary arbitration if the Padres offered.

Ultimately, Duncan stayed in San Antonio, where he lives year round, and seems overwhelmingly likely to finish his career as that rarest of N.B.A. commodities: a leading man who never forced change on himself (to another city) or on the franchise (by demanding a new coach).

Mr. Alvear's article about the lack of extended family participation in North America as compared with his years growing up in South America is not merely a lament for the holiday season; it is an insight into our lives year round.

The municipal motto is "Where the spirit of Christmas lives year round".

Trained as a journalist, she lives year-round outside Barcelona.

Mr. Whitehead pointed out the airy beachfront house where his mother now lives year-round, and the red and white cinder block saltbox, still owned by his aunts.

Roxanne Brigg, who lives year-round in Bridgehampton, said that each summer her two daughters, Bailey, 15, and Madeline, 12, were joined at Two Trees Stables by city children, and that riding was "exactly what they need".

"It was like a mayor had died," said Tom Burke, a longtime close friend of the Kennellys who lives year-round in Long Beach, near the site of the fight.

"We said, 'This kid should be an actor,' and I think that's when the bug got him," said Dorothy Delman, who now lives year-round in the colony she first visited in the summer of 1939.